I never intended to write a memoir. As the description of my book on Amazon says, “Meet Kimberly, a regular suburban housewife and mother.” But I think we all have stories to tell and mine began to come to light the day I discovered my childhood medical records and read the words ‘male pseudo hermaphrodite.’
Jennifer Guest is an accredited member of the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists, and has an honours degree in Art and Design. She is…
It might feel like there isn’t a lot to be excited about at the moment, which is where we come in… We have decided to…
‘There are 850,000 people living with dementia in the UK, with numbers set to rise to over 1 million by 2025.’(1) ‘Worldwide, around 50 million…
Author and celebrant Jeltje Gordon-Lennox answers our questions about the need for ceremony and ritual, and how people’s attitudes to some ceremonies, notably funerals and…
Only You can Determine the Best Course of Action for You By Susan Cousins, Author of Overcoming Everday Racism The Equality and Human Rights Commission…
The Story Within: Myth and Fairy Tale in Therapy: This book is for therapists, artists, seekers, of all mediums, offering a unique and creative process…
Art Therapy in Museums and Galleries: Reframing Practice is the first book to explore the rich intersection between these cultural resources and the practice of…
Bettina Hohnen & Jane Gilmour Teenagers can be a puzzle to parents and teachers and have been for generations. We are the lucky generation though…
To mark World Music Therapy Day, we are sharing an extract from Anna Ludwig’s book, “Music Therapy in Children and Young People’s Palliative Care“. Meeting…